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Freedom of Association/Conflicts with other Rights/Federalism +

How does federalism change, if at all, the exercise or application of this right? What examples of this can one point to? +

Freedom of Association/Conflicts with other Rights/Other fundamental +

Are there other specific fundamental rights that tend to conflict with this right? Can you identify specific examples of this? +

Freedom of Association/Conflicts with other Rights/Position +

Is there a perception that this right is above or higher than other fundamental rights, or in general, that it has a particular place in a hierarchy of rights? +

Freedom of Association/Conflicts with other Rights/Status +

What specific examples of hierarchies, manifestos, constitutions, or prioritized descriptions of rights cite this right’s high status? Low status? No status at all? +

Freedom of Association/Contributions +

What specific events or ideas contributed to its identification as a fundamental right? +

Freedom of Association/Country forces +

What historical forces or events, if any, contributed to a widespread belief in its importance? +

Freedom of Association/Country intepretation +

Is this right interpreted and exercised in different ways in different countries? Focus on particular countries in which the right is interpreted distinctively +

Freedom of Association/Culture and Politics/Polling +

Does public polling reveal insights about the right as experienced in different countries? +

Freedom of Association/Dependants +

Are there other specific rights that are critical to the exercise of this right? Can you identify specific examples of this? +

Freedom of Association/Depends on governance +

Is this right exercised in different ways depending on the political governance regime in place (democracy, autocracy, hybrid regime)? +

Freedom of Association/Fundamental and protected +

Is there general and widespread belief that this right is a fundamental right that should generally be protected (and that exceptions should be rare)? +

Freedom of Association/Fundamentally accepted +

When was it generally accepted as a fundamental, legally-protectable right? +

Freedom of Association/History/Country sources/Afghanistan +